Council of Constance

The writer Gonzalez implies to the response of the important of Reformation was due to the corruption both in the Catholic Church and in others religious leader. One of the ways the church would make money was by selling the people the notion that punishment to a crime could be converted to a payment of money. This was a form of indulgences simple to gain money (Gonzalez p. 8). At the end of the fifteen century, the Church was in serious need of reformation. The need was due to war, intrigue, bribery

Wycliffe. Many followers had something to gain from the following and the loss of clerical properties; therefore many were either of nobility or lower clergy and the poor. Conciliar Theory: The Conciliar Theory was the idea of making a church where a council could regulate the actions of the pope. Advocates of this theory believed there should be one pope that keeps the church well and united. Black Death: The Black Death, also known as bubonic plague, was introduced to Europe overseas by rats and was

Margaret Skinnider was an important female rebel. She worked for women’s rights for almost her whole life. As time went on, she learned to shoot to defend herself and her country from the British. She carried detonators in from Scotland for Constance Markievicz. She hid ammunition from the British, and this made its way to the rebels. She used her gender to reduce suspicion against her. For the Easter Uprising, she joined the Irish Citizen’s Army. Skinnider was a sniper for the rebels. During

demanded that John XXIII call a council in Constance which made a declaration entitled Sacrosancta which: a. elected a new pope, Martin V (the three other popes were forced to resign) b. asserted the supremacy of church councils over individual pope c. demanded that regular meetings of church councils F. The Council of Basel (1431-1449) 1. Church council negotiated directly with the Hussites, a group formerly identified as heretics 2. Four Articles of Prague presented to council by Hussites a. give laity

Constance Motley contributed in almost every significant civil rights case brought to trial between 1945 and 1965. She was the first African American woman to represent the NAACP in court. Motley’s career with the NAACP would bring her many high profile cases but involved in cases with school unification. She played a main role in the legal research for the 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education case (Carson 1991, p.246). She was the first black woman to argue a case before the United States Supreme Court

The inquisition was introduced after Dominicans and Franciscans became a power in the church. During this period heretics were burned and their lands were ruined. The turks conquered the Eastern Empire and its capital in Constantinople. The church in St. Sophia was made Muslim and the cross on its dome was replaced with the crescent. Changes in form of worship, doctrine, the church's mission were also made. Lollards were the disciples of Wycliffe. They helped to spread the word of Wycliffe all over

Percy E. Sutton was born on November 24, 1920, in San Antonio, Texas. Percy attended Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College, Tuskegee Institute, and Hampton Institute, and Columbia University School of Law, Brooklyn College School of Law. Broadcasting executive Percy E. Sutton served as Manhattan Borough president in 1966 - 1977 and at that time was New York State’s highest ranking black elected official. A lawyer by training, Sutton built a small media empire that includes one of New York

Saint Roch By Brian Burns In 1295, in a small town of Montpellier, France, a young boy named Roch was born. He was not just a normal boy; at his birth Roch had a red cross on his breast. Roch was born into a very wealthy family; his father was the governor of Montpellier. However at the age of twenty both of his parents tragically died and he had given all of his money to the poor. He was orphaned by his uncle, the new governor of Montpellier. He was later sent as a spy to Italy, disguised as

Summary of Ethics and Social Media In the article Ethics and social media (2014, Vol 27(4)), written by Dr. Constance Milton, talked about how to control the use of social media applications in nursing discipline. There are some commitment and liability when using these social media application especially in nursing career. The writer started his article by identifying the different types of social media applications and their use of sharing information instantly, for example social networking sites

disciplinary enactments of the councils of Aachen (817, 836). It insisted that a hospital should be maintained in connection with each collegiate church. The canons contributed the support of the hospital , was the took the charge of the inmates. These hospitals were located in cities, so, more numerous demands were made upon them. In this movement the bishop naturally took the lead. The hospitals were founded by Heribert ologne, Godard in Hildesheim, Conrad in Constance, and Ulrich in Augsburg.